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Distinguished service honorees |
Students meet with popular novelist |
Rotarians playing ukulele |
Protective hoods for firemen |
Cookie house wins again |
Rotary Citation awarded |
We’re in the dumpster business |
From Our Club to Ukraine — Love |
Rotarians celebrate $50,000 in medical scholarships |
Saginaw on Stage raises $11,000 |
Saginaw on Stage returns |
Our cookie house wins first place prize |
$6,000 awarded to four agenciesFrom left are Dan Streeter of City Rescue Mission, Samantha McKenzie of Hidden Harvest, Diane Keenan of East Side Soup Kitchen and Allie Martinez of Underground Railroad
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Passing of the gavel |
2019 Saginaw on Stage a Success |
Dictionaries distributed |
Movie showing raises polio funds |
Fire department gets needed device |
All Power Is Music given funds |
Play ball |
Savoy receives Business Ethics Award |
Saginaw Rotary Presents Saginaw City Police Department with $5000 check |
Eye clinic awarded funds |
Camp Rotary kids pay a visitOne of our club's favorite annual programs is when the students we have sent to the annual leadership program at Camp Rotary speak about their experience. This year we sent eight students to the four-day session serving 80 students in Michigan. Six of them spoke during our Sept. 23 meeting.
-- Robin Pruitt, a global studies senior at the Saginaw Arts and Sciences (SASA) who plans to attend Western Michigan University and study physical therapy.
-- Cherish Joe, in the art program at SASA who has applied to attend the University of Michigan art school as well as some foreign schools.
-- Theondre Peoples, a theater major at SASA who plans to enter law or medical school but has not yet chosen a college.
-- Ranika Pierson, a senior at Saginaw High School who wants to become a nurse practitioner and plans to attend SVSU.
-- Audreeanna Ramsey, who attends Saginaw High School and would like to become a judge. She plans to attend SVSU.
-- James Hax, a math and science student at SASA who plans to attend Michigan Tech.
The typical day found a motivational speaker in the morning, team building in the afternoon like ropes and obstacle courses, and recreation in the evening like campfires and skits.
It is our club that established, and leases for $1 a year to the Boy Scouts, the 1100 acres of Camp Rotary.
The students are pictured with club member Pat Shellley, who oversees the selection process. |
SVSU foreign students guests at meeting |
Covenant Kids given check from our concert |
Santa drives a SUVSanta assigne
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The perfect attendance folks |
Special award for special helper |
Celebrating this honor![]() |
Team Rotary wins 10th Annual Bee for Literacy |
Saginaw Rotary clubs send relief aid to Japan |
GSE contingent coming to Saginaw from Greece |
Club receives prestigious award |
The perfect attendance folks |
And the winner was.... |
2012 spelling bee team |
Group Study Exchange members from South Korea |
Our spelling bee team at work |
Reporting for Salvation Army duty |
Team Rotary wins spelling bee
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Hot dogs, get yer hot dogs! |
Rotary elves at work |
Celebrating our look for 100th anniversary year |
Mock Rotary meeting featured at lecture series |
Upcoming 6310 gathering
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Our 100th anniversary gift to Saginaw |
Cheers! |
Come join us for dedication of our centennial project
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Come meet us and learn about our activities
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Club's 100th anniversary celebrated in museum display |














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